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Byron Donalds explains his vision for Florida ahead of November election

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(NewsNation) — Fresh off his Republican primary victory in Florida’s gubernatorial race, Byron Donalds joins NewsNation’s Batya Ungar-Sargon to discuss his campaign and priorities ahead of the November election. Donalds weighs in on housing affordability, immigration policy, rising insurance costs and property taxes, while outlining his vision for Florida’s future.Â
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Moderate Dems hard to pin down before primaries, Ipsos exec says Original

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(NewsNation) — A top official with research firm Ipsos has some ideas why Democratic primaries have become so challenging to predict, including the possibility that moderates aren’t making up their minds until election day. “The Democratic Socialists — their poll numbers and their actual numbers are pretty close,” Clifford Young, president of Ipsos Public Affairs, told “Batya!” over the weekend. “It’s the moderates that have really surprised everyone,” he added.
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Hollywood taking weight loss to extremes: Jillian Michaels

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NewsNation ) — Fitness influencer and podcaster Jillian Michaels won't speculate on recent gaunt images of singer and actress Ariana Grande that have alarmed fans, but she says in general, the entertainment industry is pushing weight loss too far. “When people are dangerously thin, it's the reflection of an eating disorder, and that is also the flipside of the same coin when it comes to obesity,” Michaels told “Batya!” over the weekend.
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